Calendars - Part 90

Dieux du Stade 2009

The Dieux du Stade (Gods of the Stadium) calendar, put out by the Stade Francais rugby team in Paris, got an early reputation as one of the best calendars of naked athletes.  Today we look at the 2009 calendar.

The first part of January features Gonzalo Canale.

February first part: Mirco Bergamasco.

February second part: Alexandre Flanquart.

March first part: Alexandre Pellicier.

April second part: Thomas Combezou.

May first part: Steve Meyer.

May second part: Arnaud Marchois.

June first part: Loic Mazieres.

August second part: Guillaume Bousses.

September first part: Pierre Rabadan.

September second part: Juan Martin Berberian.

October first part: Matthieu Nicholas.

October second part: Robins Tchale Watchou.

November first part: Nikola Karabatic.

November second part: Romuald Lauret.

December second part: Jean-Baptiste Peyras.

And the back cover.

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Dieux du Stade 2007

The Dieux du Stade (Gods of the Stadium) calendar, put out by the Stade Français rugby team in Paris, is justly famous as one of the best calendars of naked athletes.  We'll see why by looking at the 2007 calendar.  The cover features Julien Arias teasing us with a bit of bush.

A calendar photo for January shows Scottish rugby player Sean Lamont.  The calendar includes not only players from the Stade Français team, but other rugby players who are willing to pose naked.  Most nude calendars artfully conceal frontal nudity.  This one sometimes conceals frontal nudity, but other times it gives us a bit (or more than a bit) of a peek.

The calendar splits each month in half in order to have twice the number of calendar photos.  This second January photo shows (from left) Pierre-Alain Negre-Gauthier, Lionel Gautherie, and Jerome Previtali.  We get a peek at Gautherie's goods.

In addition, the calendar includes bonus "poster" photos, in which no attempt is made to hide frontal nudity, as seen in this poster photo of Jerome Previtali and Lionel Gautherie.

A calendar photo for March shows Marco Bergamasco.

There was also a video called "The Making of Dieux du Stade 2007."  This clip from the video shows four players being photographed in the shower.

The result of that shower photo shoot became a calendar photo for May, with (from left) Benjamin Kayser, Thibault Lacroix, and Bogdan Leonte.  The fourth guy in the shower video was cropped out.

Here's Bogdan Leonte again in a calendar photo for June, giving us a peek at the goods.

A photo for July features Juan Martin Berberian, exposing his bush and a bit more.

Then there are the bonus poster photos.  Here's a poster photo of Christophe Dominici.

This clip from the "Making of" video shows Sean Lamont being photographed for a poster.

Here's a shot from that video clip.

And here's the result from the photo shoot that was published as a poster in the calendar.  I'd say Sean Lamont is an unashamed male.

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 Dieux du Stade 2004

Dieux du Stade (Gods of the Stadium) is one of the most famous calendars of naked athletes, featuring players from the Stade Français rugby team and later from other teams and sports.  The calendar first came out in 2001, but it became a sensation in 2004.  Let's see why.

Each month was split in half, giving twice the number of photos.  This is the first half of January, with frontal nudity concealed as usual.

This is the second half of January, with rear nudity exposed as usual.  Photos for most other months were similar.

The first half of August showed Frederic Cermeno covered with a wet cloth that left nothing to the imagination.

And there were bonus photos at the end that were even more revealing.  Is Christophe Dominici, at bottom, frontally exposed?

Yes, he is, as a little enlargement and brightening shows.

Another bonus photo showed a partial frontal view of Frederic Deltour.

Deltour was Mr. France in 2003, and he is not shy.  This photo is from a "making of" series, not from the calendar itself.

But this bonus photo of Lionel Gautherie was in the calendar.  He isn't shy, either.

2004 was a very good year.